Inspired by the Chinese opera, The Forbidden Phoenix’s lyricism brings us to a world where Chinese parables are woven with the painful history of the immigrant men who suffered greatly to build Canada’s railroad in the 1800s.
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About the Author:
MARTY CHAN lives in Edmonton where he has built acclaim as a playwright, children’s author, and for his work in radio and television. Chan has acted as the first playwright-in-residence at the Citadel Theatre, and taught playwriting at the University of Alberta.
Review:
The Forbidden Phoenix is a spectacular East-meets-West musical that is by no means just for kids.” Winnipeg Free Press
Chan co-opts the ancient saga of the Monkey King, who travelled far and wide to feed his family, using it as a jumping off point for a touching, witty and exciting fable.” Toronto Star
“The Forbidden Phoenix is a spectacular East-meets-West musical that is by no means just for kids.”―Winnipeg Free Press
“Chan co-opts the ancient saga of the Monkey King, who travelled far and wide to feed his family, using it as a jumping off point for a touching, witty and exciting fable.”―Toronto Star
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- PublisherPlaywrights Canada Press
- Publication date2011
- ISBN 10 0887549187
- ISBN 13 9780887549182
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages80